Howe Robinson Partners
Iain Alexander is a Senior Tanker Analyst at Howe Robinson Partners since April 2021, previously serving as a Commercial Shipping Analyst at Navig8 Group from February 2018 to January 2021. At Navig8, Iain focused on the IMO 2020 regulation's impact on the bunker barge market and contributed to monthly and quarterly financial reporting, market analysis, and presentation preparation for clients. Prior experience includes a role as Senior Patrolman at Fowey Harbour Commissioners from September 2013 to September 2016, where responsibilities included enforcing harbour bylaws and managing leisure traffic. Iain holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from the University of Greenwich and A-levels from Truro and Penwith College, along with GCSEs from Fowey Community College.
Howe Robinson Partners
Howe Robinson Partners, based in Singapore, was formed in 2015 by the merger of the Howe Robinson Group and the Shipping division of ICAP plc, creating one of the largest privately owned shipbroking houses in the world, now employing over 180 brokers across a global network of 12 offices. The Howe Robinson Group of companies traces its origins to the foundation of Howe Robinson and Co Ltd in the City of London in 1883. It has since grown to become one of the world’s largest privately owned shipbroking companies. It currently operates a shipbroking team of some 300 people in 12 different countries. It provides comprehensive shipbroking services to its global client base in the tanker, containership, dry bulk and offshore markets. Its shipbrokers are active in newbuilding contracting, sale and purchase, demolition, and chartering, as well as in providing valuation, and market research services. The company has grown organically and through a number of acquisitions including the businesses of Lambert Bros, Killick Martin, Erlebach Shipbrokers, R. B. Hunt and Partners, Angus Graham and Partners and Shyvers Savoy Shipping Ltd . In April 2015 the Howe Robinson businesses and the ICAP shipping businesses consisting of Capital Shipbrokers, Island Shipbrokers and J E Hyde were merged together to create Howe Robinson Partners.